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Dear Readers, Mathematics, often called as language of nature has become an integral part of everyone’s life. In today's highly competitive world, one has to bear a lot of mental stress and also have to get involved in so many things in order to acquire knowledge. This is where co-scholastic activities play a very significant role. They provide the much needed exposure for a student. CRPF Public School has fulfilled its motto of striving towards excellence by organizing and successfully completing its Seventh Intra School Mathematics Olympiad on 22 November 2016. Around 300 students enthusiastically participated in the Olympiad held in school premises. Such Olympiads and events provide a great and extended platform for the students to nurture and showcase their ability and talent. It was a towering learning experience for the students of the school from classes IV to XII. To encourage students, merit certificates will be given to those scoring at least 60% along with the nor...

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Dear Readers, I am providing class XI assignments prepared by me. Hope it will benefit the students. class XI Assignments  Amit Bajaj

MESSAGE BY SHIV KHERA TO YOUNG GENERATION 1. Take pride in performance People who take pride in their performance hold themselves accountable to much higher standards than others do. They always strive to do the right thing, first time every time. To them, good is not good enough. 2. Get involved Remember, 'If we are not part of the solution then we are the problem'. There are people who have a habit of constantly criticising anything and everything no matter where they are. They only want to criticise without taking any corrective measures. However, if you don't want to get involved then you have no right to criticise. Either get involved or shut up. 3. Always put in extra efforts If you read through the life history of the most successful people, you will find they have all lived by one principle and that is, "I shall always give more than what I get, to my family, my organisation, my customers and my society". Winners always put in ex...

Dear All, Today I attended an education meet organised by Times of India Group. It was a great learning experience to listen to various speakers from diverse fields.  I also had an opportunity to meet (and take a selfie) Mr. Shiv Khera, famous motivational speaker and author of the book "You can win".

Dear Readers, I am providing all the assignments prepared by me for class XII Mathematics. The chapter wise assignments contains questions from past 10 years CBSE Mathematics papers from different  regions, most important questions from NCERT exemplar book and other resources. It also contains MCQ questions with answers. I am certain if a student along with NCERT textbook do all the questions from the assignment, he/she will be well prepare for the examination. BASED ON BOOK - 1 (NCERT) CH1 RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS CH 2 INVERSE TRIGONOMETRY CH 3 MATRICES CH 4 DETERMINANTS CH 5 CONT. AND DIFFERENTIABILITY CH 5 DIFFERENTIATION CH 6 APPLICATION OF DERIVATIVES BASED ON BOOK - 2 (NCERT) CH 7 INDEFINITE INTEGRAL CH 7 DEFINITE INTEGRAL CH 8 APPLICATION OF INTEGRALS CH 9 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS CH 10 VECTOR ALGEBRA CH 11 THREE DIMENTIONAL GEOMETRY CH 12 LINEAR PROGRAMMING  CH 13 PROBABILITY Good luck for the examination! Amit Sir

Dear Readers, Do you know what’s special about today,   22 July?  Well, today is Pi Approximation Day. Pi Approximation Day celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi). It is observed on July 22, due to π being roughly equal to 22/7. The fractional approximation of π , 22 ⁄ 7 , resembles the date July 22 in the   day/month   format, where it is written 22/7. Pi Approximation Day is therefore celebrated on July 22. In geometry, pi is defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. July 22, often written as 22/7, is an appropriate day to explore pi, since 22 divided by 7 is an approximation of pi. Pi Approximation Day is celebrated in a number of ways, including contests to memorize pi to the most decimal places, solving math problems involving pi, discovering the history of pi, ruminating on how life would be different without pi and—of course—eating pie. At my school, a competition 'Math's Wizard' was held today for classes VI - XII. It...